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As some may have noticed the look and feel of my site has changed quite a bit.
There are a couple of reasons why I wanted the change, but the main thing is, wordpress is a bloat. The update frequency is high and you get a lot of hackers to your site. (Are they randomly checking sites?). And since there are quit a few examples of holes in the security i dont wanted this any more. For Java: After
importing java.awt.right.foot.* import java.awt.gun.right.hand.* And writing the classes and methods of those classes needed, you’ve forgotten what the hell you’re doing.
More languages can be found at: The real mighty Guru Since the introduction of the JAX-WS in Java EE building SOAP web-services have never been easier (as compared to i.e. Spring WS). Just a few annotations and you are up and running. Disadvantage of this all is that it always goes from a Contract first or Java first approach. While in a lot of environments this is the case, situations are there when its a mixed case.
Just recently I ran into the mixed case. Since I always have problems with remembering passwords and do like to generate those password managers are a bliss!
For telnet/ssh connections I use the RemoteNG tool, great for managing your connections to all your servers. Problem is some servers require me to change my password every so often. The application is secure in the sense that the passwords are not stored as plain text in the configuration file. But what was the password that I must supply before i can change it. In the previous post I started out happy on enrolling with the Embedded course from Oracle. But i got hit in the face for not running a Windows-based development environment. A well installing a VirtualBox is not that hard i thought. To be honest it is once you figured out all the specifics.
The following is a list of actions I performed to get it up and running.
Install VirtualBox The site actually provides an excellent description on how to install it on a Debian based system.